I'm planning to apply for a PhD program (literature, cultural studies or cinema) to some American or Canadian universities and I need to know if there are worthwhile employment opportunities after graduation so I can apply for a permanent residency and not be forced to leave the host country. I already have an MA in English literature and an associate's degree in electronics. Please share with me your experiences or insights.
Thank you dear @Wulf Rehder. I'm actually taking for granted that I can get a full scholarship already so I'm not worried about the tuition and the expenses. And the idea of having two countries in mind is because of the US-Iran fuss. But I understand that employment can be tough. So do you think it'd be better for me to instead continue with my other branch of study, that is, electronics so I can get a better chance of employment?
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